EARL L. BUTZ
The Secretary of Agriculture under Presidents Nixon and Ford signs a First
Day Cover Celebrating a White House Conference on the Aging.
First Day Cover signed: "Warm Regards/Earl .L Butz", 6½x3¾. FDC
celebrating a White House Conference on the Aging, 8-cent imprinted stamp,
postmarked Washington, D. C., November 15, 1971, FIRST DAY OF ISSUE.
Secretary of Agriculture under Presidents Nixon and Ford (1970-1976),
Butz was forced to resign after it was disclosed he had told a racist joke in a
private conversation. As Agriculture Secretary, Butz worked to dismantle decades
of production controls, exhorting farmers to plant "fence row to fence row"
to meet world food needs. Fine condition.

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EARL L. BUTZBorn: July 3, 1909 in Albion, Indiana Died: February 2, 2008 in Washington, District of Columbia